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SENIOR SUCCESS STORIES

Ricky Bedoya, the 1990 offensive player of the year, proved to be instrumental to the
success of the team. Eric Boone, the 1989 offensive player of the year, was crucial to
the control of the air during the season. Robert Crawford, the 1991 offensive player of
the year, led the Tigers in all categories of scoring. Charlie Hollis, the 1989 defensive
player of the year and 1990 most valuable player, was responsible for protecting 192
square feet of open net from the opposing teams. Mike Lestock contributed to the
strength of the Tiger defense with his experience and skill. Mustafa Mujtaba increased
the team morale with his abundance of team spirit. Scott Samera , a three year varsity
starter, was an important contributor on both offensive and defensive. Pete Smith, the
1989 most valuable player and 1990 defensive player of the year, was the anchor of the
Tiger defensive that dismantled opposing high-powered offenses.

The 1991 varsity soccer team had a The Junior Varsity soccer team had
most impressive winning record. This is
the best single season in CHS history.
the first winning season in the history
of Columbia High School soccer. The Columbia County Youth Soccer
Although confronted by several top ten
Association is responsible for producing
teams the Tigers posted a 14 - 8 season.
The key to the successful season was the the majority of these young talented
combination of experienced seniors and
players. Bob Hochmoth led the junior
a group of young talented
underclassmen. This dream team was varsity to its cinderella season. These
inspired by the coaching tactics of Ron
Joyner. This season is a direct JV stars of today will be tomorrows
indication that CHS soccer is a
Varsity stars.
tradition in the making.
-Robert Crawford,
-Robert Crawford,
Charlie Hollis, and
Charlie Hollis, and
Eric Boone teaches All-American, Ken Snow, a lesson Scott Samera - Scott Samcra -
in the art of dribbling.
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